Election 2015 Education Summary
In advance of the 2015 General Election BERA has released a summary of the main party platforms. We hope our members will find this useful when casting their votes for the 2015 general...
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In advance of the 2015 General Election BERA has released a summary of the main party platforms. We hope our members will find this useful when casting their votes for the 2015 general...
BERA has now launched its new Blog. This blog has been established to provide research informed content on key educational issues in an accessible manner. Please do look at the entries posted...
AERA is inviting its members to participate in a Call for Knowledge and Findings to contribute to AERA Centennial projects and planning. They welcome contributions from all members and active...
This year's invited BERA symposium at the annual conference of the American Educational Research Association was another great success. This year the conference was held in Chicago. The...
On Saturday April 18 BERA presented at AERA's annual meeting. BERA members presented the symposium "How Can Education Policy Respect Children and Young People? British Social Justice Researchers...
Following a very competitive election where turnout was almost double that of 2014, we are delighted to announce the outcome of the 2015 BERA Elections. Sean Hayes has been elected as the BERA...
BERA Council member Kalwant Bhopal discusses why black and minority ethnic academics are considering leaving the United Kingdom in an interview in Nature magazine
As part of the Inquiry we ran in 2013-14 on Research and Teacher Education, we commissioned seven background papers examining the evidence base. These have now been gathered together and updated...
Many congratulations to both Prof. Becky Francis and Prof. David James who have had the honour of Fellowship of the Academy of Social Sciences conferred. Both were nominated by BERA through our...
The latest issue of Research Intelligence looks at ‘Changing Educational Landscapes’ and features contributions from Andrew Pollard, Debra Myhill, Becky Francis, John Cater and John Leach...
New research commissioned by the Equality Challenge Unit (ECU) into the push and pull factors causing black and minority ethnic (BME) academics to consider leaving the UK and what the UK higher...
The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) is currently seeking to appoint new members to its Committees. Further details, including vacancy specifications and application forms are...